3.日本人の生徒も不真面目である。英語を習いたい人も勿論おる、でもあいつらは生徒の10%以下だろう。 僕の学校に新しい生徒が入ったら、僕は必ず「英語を習う目的は何ですか?」って聞く。半分以上は答えられない。 残りの50%は「Because I must learn English!」とか訳のわからん事を言う。 目的がないと進めないって常識じゃない? 先生はどう教えればいい?
If you are American, please translate everything you have written so far into English. That will help me understand what the F%! you are talking about.
If you don't read Japanese, just what in the everloving FUCK are you doing in 2ch? It took me an hour to write that, I'm not going to translate it for one American guy who got lost.
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I mean "Thank you! please to be enjoying レス very much long time!"
I don't give a rat's ass about how many FUCKING hours it took u to write that piece of SHIT. All I'm saying is your Japanese is not as comprehensible as your bird brain tells you it is. In other words, your Japanese is just like fart..........IT STINKS!
And don't even think about giving me your FUCKED-UP "Thank you! please to be enjoying レス very much long time!" whatever it is!
>>1 sometimes what an American says is ununderstandable. most of the people around the world think learning english is not for becoming an american. japanese english in japan? its understandable very much. despite,american teachers always try to make japanese students become an american. they alredy understood the american teacher is a stupid kind of teacher,and learning english with such an amrican is waste of time. in japan,learning english begins just after they know that having an american teacher means only losing money. what is an english school in japan? it's Big Joke. anyway u must know that u have no sense of responsibility.
>>5 Gee, you think Japanese might not be my native language? Your English isn't so hot, either. Why don't we stop with the childish posturing and discuss the topic of the thread?
Lemme ask you this: Are you getting all pissy with me because my Japanese isn't perfect, because you mistakenly think I've insulted you, or because you think I'm Korean (and hate Koreans?)
Your outburst confuses me.
>>9 >anyway u must know that u have no sense of responsibility.
What in God's holy name are you talking about?
>>10 I get that every time I post here. Do I have to prove I'm not Korean every time I post, or are Americans not allowed here?
Answer me. If Americans aren't allowed in 2ch, I won't post anymore.
>1 例えば誰かが i dont like it. って言った後、自分も好きじゃない時って me, neither. と me, either. どっちが適切? 教えて。 あと何で概してアメリカ人ってだらしなくて不真面目で 女の子引っかける事しか考えてない人が多いのかも教えて。 それとどうしてアメリカ人はどの国の人からも嫌われてるのかも アメリカ人として自己分析して教えて。
i think you've got a point, >1. while i was studying in australia i actually taught japanese to some students as a private teacher (helping them with their homework and stuff), which i wasnt allowed to as an international student, btw. anyway, i was kinda surprised to know how much aussie students learning japaense were different from japanese students trying to learn english. i mean, most of those who took japanese class in australia were more enthusiastic, and they had a certain goal.(some of them wanted to enjoy japanese anime, others had relatives in japan and wanted to talk to them in japanese, and so on. in japan, a lot of people go to english conversation schools or take private english lessons besides school, but most of them don't know what they want to do in english, or they don't know what they're studying english for.
i think its kinda hard to find a teacher like you, who speaks almost perfect japanese, can teach in japanese, and has learned linguistic at college. im sure if you are lucky enough to find a right student, you'll love teaching english. however, it looks like you werent fortunate enough and you got all those dumb students. bad luck... anyway, i wanna hear more about your students... like were you teaching college students, or adults?? what were they like?? plz keep on posting message for me.
>i think its kinda hard to find a teacher like you, who speaks almost >perfect japanese, can teach in japanese, and has learned linguistic >at college. im sure if you are lucky enough to find a right student, >you'll love teaching english. however, it looks like you werent fortunate >enough and you got all those dumb students. bad luck... anyway, >i wanna hear more about your students... like were you teaching college >students, or adults?? what were they like?? plz keep on posting message for me.
>大人は特に悪いくせが多すぎる。単語は勿論強い、でもカタカナ英語しか喋れない。 >そんなの人は発音を練習に戻るなんては簡単すぎると思ってやらない。そしてうまくならない。 >日本の常識では、発音は完璧じゃなくても「どうにか通じるだろう。」 >実際は違う。 you're quite right... besides i believe having a right accent will make it easier to understand spoken language.
>子供なら聞いてくれた。そして結果がでた。 >まずは英語の母音・子音は日本語より2倍あると説明した。 >って言うことは生徒に8つの新しい母音と12新しい子音を教えないといけない。 >そのあとはそれをどうやって発音するか、そしてどう区別するか。特にRとLの区別。 I wish I was one of your students. I've had several teachers(native english speakers) help me with my poor accent, but some of them didnt even know how many vowel sounds there are in english. they would've know if they had studied phonetics or linguistics like you did... anyway eventually i thought it might be better to learn phonetics by myself rather than paying so much money to some crappy teachers who didnt know how to teach. i guess im quite ok with my accent now... i hardly have any problem making myself understood.